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The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1887-04-23

The French Government has ordered an
inquiry into the management of the Cape
Ally Lighthouse, with view to ascer-
tanning if it is true, as has been alleged,
that its fog-horn was only sounded after
the New Haven and Dieppe packet Victo-
ria had struck the rocks during the re-
cent fog.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1887-04-23

ADIsPATCH from Rome says: The Pope
approves the course Of Cardinal Gibbons
and encourages him in his action with
reference to the Knights of Labor. Car
dinal Gibbons has secured the adherence
of Cardinal Manning and will appeal to
other bishops for support.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1887-04-23

The United States Consul at Port-au-
Prince, Hayti, is reported to have warned
the English representatives against seiz-
ing the island of Tortugas in settlement
of the Haytien debt The State Depart
ment has not heard of it, however.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-08
A,,ss As.dsmy OF Mas,o.

Mr.. Charles T. Ellis, the young Ger.
man dialecs comedian, closed his en-.
gage ment at the Academy lsst evening
and presented "Casper, the Yodler" TO
another large and highly spprociativs
audience. 1t Is probable that he would
have continued to draw orowded houses
II he had remained the balance Of the
week.
This evening, tomorrow afternoon
and evening, aud Saturday afternoon
and evening the great temperAuce play,
s'Ten Niahts In . Bar Room" drama
s.zed from T. 8. Arthur's great work,
will be presented by Fursman 81 Far
rar's company. The Pitisburg Dis
patch In speaking OF this play and tue
company says: "It is safe to say that
no drama of modern times, except
Uncle Toms Cabin. hiss been as sue
ceseful as "Ten Nights In Bar Room,
and when produced by q competent
| oompauy II teaches Q beautiful lesson.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-08
RUnsN.sALns.

VN OHAnOERY, NEW OAsTLE
OOUNTY.-rrustss sale OF keal
Enats By virtue Of decree OF the court
Of OhsnesFy 81 the state Of Delaware, IN and
term, 4. ID. 1851, Of ssii court, wiz bs sx.
posed to pubic sale, st the county Court
houss, In the city Of Wilmington,
ON WEDNESDAY,,
TIE INST DAT OFSEprEMBER A. D. ~,
At2 O'Clock p. m.,
The following described real estate. situate
in said city, and bounded and described -
follows, 70 wit:
No i. Beginning alta stake in tbs south.
srly side Of Second strset, between Wslnut
and Poplar streets, at the distance OF % feet
| from the westerly side Of Poplar ST.; thence
sou thsriy BY lino OF lands late OF Provi-
dence Reynolds. deceased, devised 20 WIN:
MoCaulley in trust through tho middle OF
. divfsion wall between tue two houses par.
allel to Poplar street, 81 feet to . stake in IN
alley running to Poplar street, thence by
limo In said alley westerly para a,lel with
Second street Il feet tc stake IN william
4rimess line, DOW Of Harriet W. Oiing;
thence BY hsr linc nor;hetly parallel with
the first described lire SO foot to the seid
sido Of Second street; thence Herewith east
| erly Il feet to the place OF beginning, 60 the
contents more or less; with tho auey privi'
les es attached thereto.
NO. 2 Beginning at the corner formed BY
the intersccticn OF the touthe ly side Of
Lobdell street and the westerly 81 10 ofA 6o.
feet wide street. laid out between l.o0deli
and A STR cts, parallel with and ~ the dis
tance OF ITO feet from Olaymont ttreot;
ItneI CO along said TO Feet wide street 90 feet
to o corner; then,s westerly and parallel
with Lobdell street llb feet. 10 fnchef, more
or less. to the easterly eide Of the Old Ferry
road with tie privilege OF one-half OF the
eatd 0ld Ferry road when vaoated); thence
thereby northerly about 81 feet 10 the afore-
said side OF Lobdcli street; md thence there
bv easterly les feet inches 10 the place OF
beginning, be tho contents thereof what
they may.
No. 8. Beginning at stake on the nerth
side OF Liberty street lie feet from the
southwest side Of Johu HeOges's land being
q corner Of John Bth's lot; thence along
Ash's line north "a degrees, west 70 fsot 70 q
lo-feet wide alley: thence along said slloy
side north e8 degrt es, east IS feet to stake. Z
corner OF . lot now or formerly OF Nd ichae
Iu'Donncll thence by ssid u u'Oonnelrs line
south AZ degrees, east 20 feet 70 Liberty
street and thence by the side OF said street
south 90 degrees, we,t is feet TO tho place o
begin ming. Conta lining within thofe Doupdi
,u2o square feet OF land. 60 the same NOR,
or less. Attendance viii DO given Anf
terms made known q; the time and place
Aforesaid by
J., h. hOfFECKER, JR, Trustee,
Or by his attorney.
Attest J. M. HOUS SnAN,
Register O0ut Chsnoery. s2eodn
Daily Republican., 1887-09-08
The n,instre,s Are Coming.

Thatcher, Primrose g. Vests Min
strsls will appear at the Opera House
on Saturday night and give one Of their
unrivaled entertainments In modern
minstrelsy, in which their vocalisss
and instrumen tal!sts will appear with
out their faces being b,ackened. This
company now contains the greatest
array of minstrel talent ever seen In
any organization, and they will present
new songs, new acts and now special
ties. 10 the frst part scene the oom
pany will appear 10 elegant costum es
made by the Eaves Oostuming Ccm
pAuy of New York. The program II
long and varied, and almost everything
is new and novel, consequently the en-
tire performance will be different tt
anything ever witnessed in this city In
/ the minsirel business
Daily Republican., 1887-09-08
Philadelphia. Wilmington 4 Bal
timore Railroad.
june 18th, 1857 .

TfNanswin leave Wilmington - follows
fso, is, 10, 10. Il. u q. ii d. ii Il an !,
Is e M .; q q "a 4 . ,sS % 9: g p ,o g; 2;
4 'sGS9S.9sS' e. =. e. ., o. 10 % 8 ,. m.
FOR Ohsstsf (sxprsssi. Q %. %. Q 70 SIS,
~. IL u, II u q m. u %. o n 80 and '.ss
1ss;Hasas.':1 L. q: - u =: = "a !. sis E u M
New York, 90, 81 %, 1 %. ESQ, 100, %
10 o.. Il 81 .. m. sia "a. %. 2 n n, ~ Is,
For wsst Chester, via Lamokin. so and
= For n Ne N:..ss + eGsntreI an and intermediate
baltimore and intermediate stations, 10 %
.. m, ST. ana II 80 p. N.
s.,,mor: lsmor: snS snS M.,b;nso. w lime IP;
10 %, II 90 .. m, II %, alli, %, ~, bM
% % and tsp. m.
Trains for DeiawArs Division leave for:
New Castle, 90, 9 % .. m, II u, q %. Q %,
0sorEstovn and LsWos, 9 % .. M. and %
FOR Rshoooth, 90 .. m. and SO (Ez-
ssarord tEzprsss) & sop. m.
EIpre.. ior Harrington, $50 .. N. VA,
E1pres. K icr lover, Harrington and Del
| mar, II 06 night.
Express Tor 0sps Chsrlss, Old Point Oom'
tort and Norfolk, Il % night
Leave Philadelphia, Brosd street. isl
Wilmington texpresel, II 10, $50, 10, 81
Q 10, 900, II IS, II 50 .. m. . 10, SCI, 4 o.
4 %, 8 os, S2l, on, 0 u, II 20 p. N.
Accommodation, . 90, 10 % .. m. u, 90
. 81, Z 81. q. Q 50 10 oS 10 " and II u %. NJ
Trains marked thus (s)ars limited exprss
upon which sxtra fare h charged.
SUNDAY TKAINs.
FOR Philadelphia (expressl, 2 %, . q, q
Su, 9lo. II 81 .. m, 2 n, n and 90 p. N
Accommodation, SIS .. m, II 10. q
S1o. : 30, = ". SOP. m.
For Chester fexpress), 16,9 10, II d Q, n.
s42 7 % aud 10 p. m.
Accommodation, 10 .. n., Il 10, l a. 10
For New York tsrprssc), . %, u, "a.
~, els,n 81 .. n, 2T, s2a, ssss, 100 An
For Wet Ohssssr, via Lamo1in, su .. N
For Uspe Charles, Old Point Comfort an,
FOR New UassIs. Middistown, olayton
Dover, Harrington, Seaf0rd. Laurel An
Delmar. II % night.
B.ltimore AND Warrington, -, 4 u, 80.
Aofs. 3 81. and II ssp.m.
Leave Philadslphis, BROAD strsst, nor vi
mingten tsxpress), II 70, 3 70, 7 70, 3 10, II
= m. D o8,e 81, and II 10, p. IN.
Accommodation, sac, 10 - .. M, u %, .
elo, Q % and II ~ ,. m.
tsfrsd 70 the ticket otfce st tho srstion.
J. \. VOID.
osneraI Passenger Agent,
OnAx1Es II. HueH General MAnaxeT.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-08
The Port Wardens.

The Board OF Port Wardens met yes-
terdsy, ard took the tug Martha for O
trip up the Christiana TO Inspect the
new bridge being built by the p, W. &
B. Railrosd Company and that Of the
W. Il N. Railroad Company. At the
first named bridge the wsrdtns decided
that the pilipg 10 On obstruction tc
navigation, and notified Chief Engineer
Baird that the bridge will have to be
moved afty feet further west. The
railroad company will comply with the
request, and also cut of the p'ling tha
has already been driven. The exami
nation OF ths bridge Of the W. & N
Company showed that 1t would not 10
terfers with navigation. conseq uently Il
was approved by the board.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-08
ON FRIDAY.
THE 10TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 's7
At 2 o'clOck p. mo-,

The following described real estate. viz:
All those two certain tracts or parcels OF
Black bird u undred, late part or Appoquini-
mink Hundred, In the county aforesaid, de-
scribed as follows, TO wit
Beginning nj the centre o a bridge over the
northwest branch Of duck Greek In the road
from BlackbiId to Chambersyille, south II 1-2
degrees, east 2ll 4-l0 perches to a stake in the
bsrs, thence with the land OF said Chambe
and others lands Of James v. Moore, north 3
STAKE c"Tnef for said M Moofs and ds&fo Maniove se
Davis, thence with faid Davis line
To @ o6 sst sse Of
branch OF Duck creek corner Aforesaid
Davis and Gideon V. Hukill, thence with said
70 stons SS corner for ssid Hsk III peG
Anderson land. thence with Anderson's line
south degrees east q 3 perches to a stake
and Sndins Herewith IL Is 'e percSes @ toAaS to ,se
IS perches, being part OF the same prsmises
conveyed to the said Sarah ii. Atherly by the
deed Of the parties OF the second part bearing
No. g. Beginning al stone at the root OF
an apple tree on tbc ncrtherly side OF the pub
lic road leading from Charlottesville to Black
bird. from.thence northerly In direct line
lands now Of John AtReriy and sY'ss seorse r
James v. Moore. and which The 5 said % Moore re
chased from Gideon ". Hukill also a
corner OF other land of the sad BenJa-
min Col ins, lately John l.. Chambers, from
| theI ce westerly direction with the line
of said Atherly to a large corner white oak
tnow cut DOWN. standing In the line OF the
| land winch was signed to the Orphans Couri
| as the property Of John W. farrell, deceased,
| TO the said John Atherly from thence a south
erly direction by n line of the said Atherly Il
the public road Leading from Cham b, rsvile L
| BLACK bird, from thence an easlerly direction
with said road to the place of beginning, con
taining about one acre, be the same more Of
less.
Seized and taken into execution as the prop
| erty of John q. Armstrong, administrator o
| Sarah A. Atherly, deceased, and 10 be sold b,
| GILES LAMBSUN, Sheriff
sherlR's Once, Wilmington. September !
1887.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-08
WANAm AkERS
PHILADELPHIA. Thuridsy. Sept. 8, |

PHILADELPHIA. Thurdsy, Sept. s. 1851.
Medium priced Dress
Goods. More OF the new
things. Stufs that promise
much and do more than
they promise. Quiet effects.
Good for early and late; for
cold or warm-so it isn't an
extreme. A very little
money will buy any woman
Ia stylish, serviceable cos
tune.
Cloth Checks. Some silk.
and-wool, some all-wool.
Clear checks, obscure checks,
mixed checks, in about 80
colorings SO cents.
i Pln.head Checks. All
wool. Gray, brown and
various neutrality-suspicious.
10. Feel the weight and
the quality. A touch is
, enough, Some Of the pat
terms Illuminated; all mod
. est and simple. A stuff you
= like on sight and like bette,
land better the more yoy
ss.lknow it. so cents.
Tricots? Certainly. They
.lare stand-bys. The new
N N ones have every virtue o
10 the old, and are in the lates
= ;: shades, 8 browns, 8 steels
J. J. and plum among the mixed
r. r. green, blue. plum, garnet
3. 3. steel, red, olive, and gen
., . darme in the plain. 81
= cents.
lt 6 pieces left of the AZ
# inch Camel's-hair, with con
!. sting side bands. era,
a only. How i. has bee,
a grabbed tor. 37bc.
! Third circle, southeast of centre.
ID Book News is full {
o, clews to curreit t books Tell
=, their DRIFT, weighs thei
az ar worth, gives their tair pric
-- not often the publishers
Ii you watch our New Boo
90 90 Table ard note the figure
& on the fly leaves, Boo
- News may lose some {
,15 Ib it's value to you. II yo
Z. don't or can't, it's like
lonce.a month r u m ma q
Daily Republican., 1887-09-08
Murderer t AFRO surrepders

CARLISLE, Pa, Sept TAXA Ha shi
Pesshi Tarro, or George Tarro, the Jap
anese who killed James s Scott at Mt.
Holly Springs on the 9th of August, has
sure odered. Fearing lynching, he had
fled to the mountain, and thence walked
to Baltimore There he engaged himself
to Jas FalEner, a truck raiser on tn,
eastern shore. He grew SO disturbed
however, that he walked to Wilmington
Del, where he has relatives, and aitel
consulting with them, gave himself W
to an officer, who brought him to Carlisl,
on the Q 45 p m. train. He will be tried
at the November court.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-08

TEE governmen shou d not force q
postcffi 50 bui ding upon Wilmington
Abe citizens do MOI want. WILMINGTON
has never be n any expense to the
government, but on the contrary has
more than paid her way and is entitled
TO better oonsidt ration than the build
ing proposed for . postofh oe, that looks
more Ike q barn than Q govern ment
building. C)g pared with Whining.
tons court hon-t, costing but SO, 900,
the new posioffi - building, for which
@l5O, 900 have zen appropriated, is .
very shabby sffs g.. l the government
would on!y give - Wilmington the
money appropriated, a cou mittes OF
her cit 'ls would bDiid q pu olkc build
Ing tina. neither 'ho .vsrn ment nor
the city would he ashamed OF. A
meeting OF cit.z AZ shnuld be held i'm
medtately to pfoSe-t sg4inst the build.
ing being erected On the prop ,sed plan,
and the Rervioss of ooth Mr.. Bayard
and M. Lore should no enlisted TO
secure change. Taere Ia plenty OF
room On tina lot fer q l.rze and com
modioua bnlldlr5, and Sl5O,O will
build Il II the b is en1rus ed to ou,
oitizsns.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-08
AxUURsIOn,
pHlLADELPHIA. I'M. -
L WILMINGTON RIVE RiVnsTi ! !,
STEAMERS -
BRAHDYwISR E~
AND MhIx
WILMINGTOH [E3l

- on and sfter Thursday. Ans,
WW leave Fourth street vh,,,
Gays inciudodl, for Ohestar ~ y,
p pn1n m o. ! and 10 =. H., l2.0 nooa. oa
FOR Marcus Hook, "a. m .,. J
Leave Philadelphia 1t ! anu snl u y,
noon, and Z p. N. Az
An extra boat Will Iesy. NJ
Ing. ''''' san
On Sunday, July Al. n,a an.
thereafter UNI II further no,,,s 'e'l
Brandywine will lasve Fonitb s,. ny
at = Q. m. connecting at PbiIaS.,, S
the Oamden and Atinut,o ui,S
Atlantic Oity, arriving there y, ~ !,
m. Returning, will ieaye An ~, -
O'CLOCK p. In.. and arrive Al viii.
9p m. Fare for the round i,,' :, w
To,ephope No. 81. w.
No freight iecoived for = n,,.,
After 10 miputss previous 70 Il,
Daily Republican., 1887-09-08

IT IS AN encouraging sight to see our
Democratic friends become so zsalous
in support of the proposed constitu lion al
ntion, whlch Is to be submitted
TO . vote OF the people ON the irss
Tuesday OF November. As It should
not be msde . political matter, all
parties being nov in faver OF IL, we
honestly advise the icrmstion Of clubs
favorable to the Cons.i:ution, irrespec-
tive OF party affiliations, but rs our
Democratic friends have seen proper to
60 alone there can be no particular OBJ
lection TO their choice. What is
wanted 10 a suffi ,ient mum Der OF votes
cast to call tue con"ention, and /!
makes bat little difference whas polisI.
cal family they come fsom. Tae Be.
public,us, however, will be on hand
election dsy, every vote In favor ol
calling convention, and withou,
whose votes the Democrats could moi
possibly succeed. While the Demo
Gratis were reclining In their tents
waiting for the man to come along who
tells them how to vote, the Rspub bli
cans were active in their support OF th,
Conven ion, and they may very properl,
assuu the credit Of smoking the Dem
aorats oat and compelling them to tax
. stand in favor Of constitutional n
for m.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-08
Tho street and sewer Comm ission

The directors of the Street and Sewer
Commission held an I'D urned meeting &
last evening, at which the Street Com
missioner was instructed to notify the
Ohief Engineer and Surveyor to make
cuts on all streets where grading COZ.
tracts have recently been awarded.
The Com m issioner was also instr uoted
to aacertain the number OF cubic yards
OF dirt required to fill franklin street
( ON Front to Second. ard Second
street from Harrison to franklin. The
bill OF James Connolly for Sl4, and
that of Starr & TO. for $l2 so ~as pre-
seuted aud orders drawn fer Tie
amounts.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-08
NuIloE.
In toe mater oftbe J In chsnd

In tos mater ofthe In chsnd
Petition o. Wm, Ham New asilt
moud OF al Petitioners. )UEGfe VI n
In pursuance OfE Or1et OF lie i D
in the above c3uso nuGo On tae 4
day OF Disrch. A. -, 1851, all pelsd
Ing any lien or iiens s.octinS TIE I'd
egtate Of " illiem hamn0ni,SJrla
Jane StsEton, John Hammond, DaV!l
mond. Margaret ncEl yea, Nn'ah 4
and james McElven, or eithtr Of
the lands and promises 10 vain sal
relates, are hereOy.n0ttiiOd 10 asal
setting forth tho nature and lie az
the asmo IN tho ottIoo o. tlt Res
OhsBcery Tor Nov uastle OOuh'T,
before ths fourth MoldGy 10 'eplsd
D., 1887, and 10 appear ard prove
or lien0 at the ensuing term u u,
before the riGlpg OF tao court CT !
day o. the torn. - :
JAMFS II. HOEYECkkR, IT., Y
Wilmington, lei, AuEust u, iS'
Daily Republican., 1887-09-08
WANAmAK0DDs
among the newest volumes

among the newest volumes
to get Book News. In any
case, it will tell you the
notable goings on 10 the
book world, whether they
concern authors. publishers,
or dealers. 5 cents, so cents
a year.
In the September number
(portrait Of John Burroughs),
Maurice Thompson writes
critically of Count Tolstoi's
works.
South OF Thirteenth street entrance.
You will want a Flag, oi
course. Only the Stars and
Stripes can give proper
color to such a National
occasion as the Constitu,
tional Centennial. You car
be patriotic and enthusiastic
from a bunting basis Of al
most any cost. These prices
are for United States Flag.
j(bunting) without staffs:
Daily Republican., 1887-09-08
SsfTsCa2.

NUTiCE-l, JOHN A. NDRTA
~ tenant of the house situated
T.. Second street. in the \ IONA ssI
city oi Wilmington, county Of Ne1
and state OF Delaware, in conpliau
the requirements ofthe acts Of the
Asso nbly in such case IN ado and Il
do here )y give notice that | shall \
writing to the Court Of General Sss
the Peaoo nd Jsil Delivery Cf the
Delaware, in and for New Oas.le I'd
Mon lay, the 10Th day OF sept. A.D,|
ing the next term Of said court for
for said house as an ion or tavern
sale therein Of intoxicating liqa9rs|
Quan titles than one quart, TO 10 al
the premises, and the following rod
citizens OF said ward recommend
appli ,ation, Wis
Vim II BsbcoeK Henry de5sr|
Harry Kiople Richard 30 4
Henry hincS TB Mortt.
jacob Yates JA Ctaw!ort
Joseph W Higgins Bgni J Gam
Thomas Dole Oh > nrOss
Hubert Davis lieu.y Sas,e
Edwsrt T psregoy Ih4fles = y
Donnis Connor harry uotHa
Ale xlpdcr Chambers John h Bun
job 4 Gam Joha u hOI
Potter 9r,ss Salusl G. Re
John higgins JOEa 4. nUAr
Daily Republican., 1887-09-08

wILMIHGTOA a nv&TMERN R.h.
T1mo table in eject May 10th, 1897. 1raiRs
leave wilmington French st-eot) as follows
Fer Reading, Birdsboro, Joanna. Spring.
VILE, Tanaqua, Allentown, Lebanon, Wei.
nersville and all points on the Philadelphia
and Heading X. T., 100 q. N. and 2.&b p. N.
For Springfield, Waynosburg juno
ton, Ooatesville, Embroevtlle, Lenape
Ohaddb Ferd and DuPont'g and intorms.
diate points, 90 AIN. 2 4b, and Q IL D. N.
For Ooatesville and intermedi late points
ut b6 Up. NJ.
For West Chester, 100 .. m. 2ss and Abb
m.
For New Bridge and intermediate points,
e.lb p. m. and on Saturday, at ID and ILL
p. m.
On Sunday for Reading and informed
points, At 8 90 .. M, and for Springfield anf
intermediate points at .lb p. m.
A. q. MoCAUSLAND, +. b. HlBBARD,
Superintendent. aenn Pass. Agn
Daily Republican., 1887-09-08
The Lone Agent.

The travelling business Ageut has
much to contend with In the ups and
do wns Of life. He starts of into . SEQ :
tion OF the country where he is an en-
tire stranger to work up . trade for
the particular enterprise for whioh
he Is the accredited agent He
knows nobody and nobody knows him.
He may be . rascal or saint, nobody
cares. He has to undergo direct scra.
tiny aud every movement Is eyed with
suspicion. 1.-The were . bank robber he
could scarcely meet with . more cool
reception. The agent has to overcome
all this before he will be looked upon
with any degree OF confidence and
trust. The landlord Is obseq uious and
kind 90 long as he pays his bill, but II
he fails for . wesk he is inoon tinently
kicked out, and his trunks searched
sometimes only to find them filed with
brick and sawdus:. 1t takes Q long
time for the agent 10 ingratlste himself
into public iaver. He has to 60 along
inoh by inch. The first inoh gained Is
the opening wedge to favorable con.
slderatiOn. II the enterprise 10 meriso-
rious, something l!ks the osAge orange
hedge enter prise on the Dayton, OHIO,
plan, l. takes bat little while for the
agent - gain the CONF lenoe Of the puo.
lie. That Gu terpr SO speaks for Itself,
There IL nothing in 1t that cannot bs
seen through at . glance. Mr.. Samuel
johnson, the agent for this company
came to Wilmington few weeks ago,
perfect stranger. He Was an agent and
he resolved an agents reception at Hrst
But he represen ted an enterprise thai
ut on % took hold OF the owners Of farms
Fen cling interested all Of them. Farm
ers aud land owners stopped, looked
cred ulously ut irs. but soon with more
confidence. Why, there is reason IL
that, there is logic In that, 1t must be Z
good thing, each and ell said. From I
stray, strange, lone agent Of the Dayton
Hedge Company, when he hrss CANT
here Mr.. johnson has become popu
lar gentleman and by his genial man
ners aud representations which Ar
seen o. sight 10 be truthful, lie ha
made friends OF ell with whom hi
business has thrown him. To-da!
some forty farmers OF New Cas.l
County folio wed his lead up to Trenton
n. j, TO see for themselves the princi
pies upon which this new fence is con
sIucted. We will venture the predlc
tion that they will all return this ever
ing fully convinced that they hav
found the fence for the farmer. Score
of farmers have gone up to see II an
they will return with the same story
"this /, the fence tor the times."
Mr.. )hns Ia no more the shunne
travelling agen, In the vicinity OF WI
mington, and the success OF his entel
prise Is slready assured. The Ne,
CASTLE County Hedge Company, O
Delaware Hedge Company, ss the cas-
may be, Is no more q creature OF th
imagination, q myth that decelves,
Rossamer thread that disappears whe
. sun beam srikss 1t. 1t Is solit
substantial reality that will stand th
test o. the most s,ientia3 Investigate
and the grand sequel to the lone trAv
elling agents advent in Wilmingto
will oe the little S.a!e OF Dsla Wal
Fenced with besutitui hedge rows, tai
ing the place OF unsighuy wooden al
wire fences.